golden chain
Britishnoun
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But they’re evident when the first-year slugger steps to the plate with long, golden chains hanging around his neck.
From Washington Times
He wears a diamond earring, a dollar-bill ring and, around his neck, a gigantic golden chain.
From New York Times
The very first line of one of my short stories — the first piece for which I was paid real money — begins with the main character, a young hustler, finding a golden chain on the ground.
From Los Angeles Times
All had their pages bring and present her with most lovely things, robes and jewels and golden chains.
From Literature
Four years ago he “gave up that golden chain” and “found peace in the arboretum” after taking horticulture classes at Edmonds Community College.
From Seattle Times
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